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Madhav Raj Garg
Oct 17, 2020, 5:12:06 AM10/17/20
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In the graded assignment,chart 2.2
If I wish to calculate the total population of India,it is coming out to be different if I use the data available for 2 different languages.
For eg-
Calculating total population using Sanskrit Language would be
(24,821 X 100000)/ 2 which would come out to be 1,241,050,000
however if I were to calculate the total population using English Language that would be
(2,596,780,000)/2 which is equal to 1,298,390,000
Which shouldn't be the case since the population of India should come out to be the same irrespective of any data that I use.
Please look into the same
Thank you
If I wish to calculate the total population of India,it is coming out to be different if I use the data available for 2 different languages.
For eg-
Calculating total population using Sanskrit Language would be
(24,821 X 100000)/ 2 which would come out to be 1,241,050,000
however if I were to calculate the total population using English Language that would be
(2,596,780,000)/2 which is equal to 1,298,390,000
Which shouldn't be the case since the population of India should come out to be the same irrespective of any data that I use.
Please look into the same
Thank you
Madhav Raj Garg
Oct 17, 2020, 5:14:10 AM10/17/20
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Graded Assignment 2,forgot to mention that
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Oct 17, 2020, 9:32:59 AM10/17/20
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I think they rounded off the percentage in given table. That is why.
On Saturday, 17 October 2020 14:42:06 UTC+5:30, Madhav Raj Garg wrote:
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Oct 18, 2020, 1:38:50 AM10/18/20
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In my opinion, there is no such need to calculate the population. A rough estimate could also work.
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